Oh. Ha, wow. This is too delicious. Who would ever have thought that Microsoft, the great enemy of Linux, would release a product based around a Microsoft bran

Oh. Ha, wow. This is too delicious. Who would ever have thought that Microsoft, the great enemy of Linux, would release a product based around a Microsoft branded Linux kernel? Not I for one. Though having said that they have been increasingly opening up and making non-threatening noises towards open source of late. So, it's not _that_ much of a shock but it's still a shock! Microsoft is using Linux for IOT embedded devices, wow. And then you point out that simultaneously the Linux Foundation, the Linux Foundation, is supporting a non-Linux kernel real-time OS for IOT embedded devices. You could not make this stuff up.